Advice on homeless encampment behind home.

aribent117 wrote:

I live in the Hemet area on the border line of city and county. I live in the county side which is sheriff patrolled. For the...

I live in the Hemet area on the border line of city and county. I live in the county side which is sheriff patrolled.

For the last year we have been dealing with homeless on an empty lot behind my home. The last month has been a nightmare of fighting and trash accumulated even resulting in a huge fire.

The current people are about 20 feet from my fence line and about 300 feet from my daughters rear window of the house.

They fight at all times of day and night. Have seen the using the restroom 1&2 and nudity from the male and female. Last Friday night they threatened to kill my dogs for barking and disturbing them.

I have contacted the Riverside county code enforcement as well as the sherrif with no results.

What rights do I have as a homeowner? At this point I am totally broken and feel helpless to keep my family safe. My daughter will no longer sleep in her room. We can’t let our dogs out in the back for fear of upsetting the Homeless.

If anyone can give me advice it would be greatly appreciated.

SEEMEFIRST wrote:

Belgian Malinois. 2 of them, and a good fence.

Sully wrote:

If you've never owned one before, I'd strongly caution against getting a Mal. They're such focus/task driven dogs, that if you don't keep them occupied, they'll...

If you've never owned one before, I'd strongly caution against getting a Mal. They're such focus/task driven dogs, that if you don't keep them occupied, they'll find ways to occupy themselves...usually to the detriment of your house. If Gabriel M is still here, he can break down the up and downsides of Mals a lot better than I can.

jeffro503 wrote:

I don't have a politically correct view I can type out. But if I was in your situation , the very first thing I would do...

I don't have a politically correct view I can type out. But if I was in your situation , the very first thing I would do , is get a loan to build myself a 10' tall , full width wall / fence that you can't see through. That will at least deaden the noise between you and them. Getting rid of them? I'd get my fellow neighbors together and agree to blast music out the back from 10pm - 6am every single night. Tell them all to Fuck right off! If they don't like it....leave!

Boomslang wrote:

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the...

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the 20 most dangerous globally.

The Numbeo Crime Index is a perceptions index based on survey responses, where users were asked to score the level of crime in their country and city from bad (-2) to good (+2), where 0 is average.

The survey of in excess of 94,000 people, deals with citizens’ levels of fear around violent crimes, property being stolen, hate crimes based on ethnicity or religion, and even corruption and bribery.

As a perceptions index, it does not deal with actual crime stats, but rather how safe and secure citizens feel in their cities, with the safety index asking how safe they feel walking alone.

Crime levels with a score lower than 20 is considered ‘very low’; crime levels between 20 and 40 are low; between 40 and 60, moderate; between 60 and 80, high; and levels higher than 80, very high.

For the safety index, if a region has a high safety score, it is considered very safe.

Globally, South Africa ranks third – the same level as 2020 – and below only Venezuela and Papua New Guinea. With a crime score of 77.07, and safety score of 22.03, it is considered a high-crime, low-safety country.

South Africa is one of five African nations ranked in the top 20 most dangerous countries – ahead of Namibia, Angola, Nigeria and Libya – and ranks ahead of war-torn nations including Afghanistan (4th) and Syria (9th), as well as the world’s murder capital, Honduras (5th).

Overall, the highest scoring crime category for South Africa is corruption and bribery.




These are the global rankings:

Jeremy A.K. wrote:

Seems like the perfect location to put bee hives to harvest honey.

Boomslang wrote:

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the...

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the 20 most dangerous globally.

The Numbeo Crime Index is a perceptions index based on survey responses, where users were asked to score the level of crime in their country and city from bad (-2) to good (+2), where 0 is average.

The survey of in excess of 94,000 people, deals with citizens’ levels of fear around violent crimes, property being stolen, hate crimes based on ethnicity or religion, and even corruption and bribery.

As a perceptions index, it does not deal with actual crime stats, but rather how safe and secure citizens feel in their cities, with the safety index asking how safe they feel walking alone.

Crime levels with a score lower than 20 is considered ‘very low’; crime levels between 20 and 40 are low; between 40 and 60, moderate; between 60 and 80, high; and levels higher than 80, very high.

For the safety index, if a region has a high safety score, it is considered very safe.

Globally, South Africa ranks third – the same level as 2020 – and below only Venezuela and Papua New Guinea. With a crime score of 77.07, and safety score of 22.03, it is considered a high-crime, low-safety country.

South Africa is one of five African nations ranked in the top 20 most dangerous countries – ahead of Namibia, Angola, Nigeria and Libya – and ranks ahead of war-torn nations including Afghanistan (4th) and Syria (9th), as well as the world’s murder capital, Honduras (5th).

Overall, the highest scoring crime category for South Africa is corruption and bribery.




These are the global rankings:

profeshenal125 wrote:

Corruption, etc sounds like Chicago and the north east cities. Wbbm get the app talk radio in Chicago, Mike Crauser 1950,s radio voice just quoted a...

Corruption, etc sounds like Chicago and the north east cities. Wbbm get the app talk radio in Chicago, Mike Crauser 1950,s radio voice just quoted a Chicago mod guys fbi recording. Anybody who want to be a somebody needs a guy like me. I make your life easier, I take care of the small details, etc. I don’t see any of us being taken down by far along we all are. Etc a terrorist was arrest fri in Chicago he had ties to the middle east. Murder in Green Bay is not allows reported, my cousin is a gb 50. On the phone typing this dispatch hustling trying to get a ld.

Boomslang wrote:

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the...

South Africa has ranked as the third most dangerous country in the world, according to Numbeo’s 2021 crime index – with six local cities among the 20 most dangerous globally.

The Numbeo Crime Index is a perceptions index based on survey responses, where users were asked to score the level of crime in their country and city from bad (-2) to good (+2), where 0 is average.

The survey of in excess of 94,000 people, deals with citizens’ levels of fear around violent crimes, property being stolen, hate crimes based on ethnicity or religion, and even corruption and bribery.

As a perceptions index, it does not deal with actual crime stats, but rather how safe and secure citizens feel in their cities, with the safety index asking how safe they feel walking alone.

Crime levels with a score lower than 20 is considered ‘very low’; crime levels between 20 and 40 are low; between 40 and 60, moderate; between 60 and 80, high; and levels higher than 80, very high.

For the safety index, if a region has a high safety score, it is considered very safe.

Globally, South Africa ranks third – the same level as 2020 – and below only Venezuela and Papua New Guinea. With a crime score of 77.07, and safety score of 22.03, it is considered a high-crime, low-safety country.

South Africa is one of five African nations ranked in the top 20 most dangerous countries – ahead of Namibia, Angola, Nigeria and Libya – and ranks ahead of war-torn nations including Afghanistan (4th) and Syria (9th), as well as the world’s murder capital, Honduras (5th).

Overall, the highest scoring crime category for South Africa is corruption and bribery.




These are the global rankings:

profeshenal125 wrote:

Corruption, etc sounds like Chicago and the north east cities. Wbbm get the app talk radio in Chicago, Mike Crauser 1950,s radio voice just quoted a...

Corruption, etc sounds like Chicago and the north east cities. Wbbm get the app talk radio in Chicago, Mike Crauser 1950,s radio voice just quoted a Chicago mod guys fbi recording. Anybody who want to be a somebody needs a guy like me. I make your life easier, I take care of the small details, etc. I don’t see any of us being taken down by far along we all are. Etc a terrorist was arrest fri in Chicago he had ties to the middle east. Murder in Green Bay is not allows reported, my cousin is a gb 50. On the phone typing this dispatch hustling trying to get a ld.

vet323 wrote:

I am going to read this at our next local poetry slam.

Sully wrote:

If you've never owned one before, I'd strongly caution against getting a Mal. They're such focus/task driven dogs, that if you don't keep them occupied, they'll...

If you've never owned one before, I'd strongly caution against getting a Mal. They're such focus/task driven dogs, that if you don't keep them occupied, they'll find ways to occupy themselves...usually to the detriment of your house. If Gabriel M is still here, he can break down the up and downsides of Mals a lot better than I can.

Chance1216 wrote:

In all seriousness, keep your dogs inside. It doesn’t take much to throw a treat over a fence with a fish hook in it. I’d install...

In all seriousness, keep your dogs inside. It doesn’t take much to throw a treat over a fence with a fish hook in it.
I’d install cameras pointing alongside the back of your house and, have one pointing directly at the lot. Cameras do tend to make criminals uncomfortable.

XXVoid MainXX wrote:

And live stream it on YouTube. You never know, it might go viral, especially if there is a chance of nudity. $$$

JOE_SPROCKETS#1 wrote:

Is there some type of code that if you're homeless you have to leave your trash everywhere? just because you are down on your luck it...

Is there some type of code that if you're homeless you have to leave your trash everywhere? just because you are down on your luck it doesn't mean you cant use a trash can or hell burn the shit when you're trying to stay warm at night?